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El lujo cambiante. El vestido y la difusión de las modas en la Corona de Aragón (siglos XIII-XV)

2015

La apariencia física de las persona era ya en la Baja Edad Media el primer indicativo de su condición social, pero en un período mucho más urbanizado e interconectado que los anteriores, el refinamiento de la indumentaria se convirtió en un hecho con unas connotaciones económicas, políticas y culturales de gran calado. El mismo incremento de la movilidad social llevó además a que no bastara con invertir grandes sumas en la propia imagen, sino que fuera necesario estar atento a los cambios de eso que llamamos “moda”, cuyos orígenes se suelen situar en estos momentos en los que las clases dominantes tradicionales buscaban nuevos elementos de diferenciación frente a los advenedizos. Todo ello …

corona de aragóndistinción.lcsh:Fine Artslcsh:NX1-820lcsh:Arts in generalCorona de AragónCrown of Aragonmodavestidomovilidad socialSocial MobilityVestidoAutomotive EngineeringDistinction.Movilidad Sociallcsh:Nlcsh:NX440-632Distinción.lcsh:History of the artsFashionModaDressingAnales de Historia del Arte
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ISSP position stand : Transnationalism, mobility, and acculturation in and through sport

2017

The historically unprecedented pace of internationalising sport industry and transnational movement of athletic talent in the last 20 years has heightened the need for developing new competencies in research and daily practice of sport psychology professionals. While academic literature in cultural sport psychology and praxis has been increasing, sport professionals and local organisations seem to give scant time and resources to stay abreast of complex social changes in transnational industry and to the development of cultural competencies. Stemming from the continuing need for qualified athletic personnel to support transitioning athletes and to achieve intercultural effectiveness in dail…

critical acculturationSocial Psychologymedia_common.quotation_subject050109 social psychologyintegrationmigrant athletes03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineurheiluPedagogyTransnationalismtransnationaalisuus0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesta315ta515Applied PsychologyPacemedia_commonkulttuurienvälisyysPraxis05 social sciencesSocial change030229 sport sciencescultural transitionSport psychologyAcculturationScholarshipliikkuvuustransnational mobilityPsychologyCultural competenceurheilijat
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Accumulation of disparity in physical activity in old age

2012

Background and aims: The level of physical activity often declines in old age, although many older people would like to be more active than what they are capable of. This leads to unmet physical activity need, the feeling that one’s level of physical activity is inadequate, which is a manifestation of disparity in physical activity in old age. The accumulation of risk factors, including mobility limitations, low socioeconomic status (SES) and lack of social support may increase disparity in physical activity. The aim of this study was to investigate how the accumulation of risk factors is associated with unmet physical activity need in older community-living people. Methods: The study was b…

cross-sectionalikääntyminenliikkumisvaikeudetagingmobility limitationssosiaalinen tukifyysinen aktiivisuussosioekonominen asema
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Unravelling the rationalities of childhood cycling promotion

2022

Decrease of children’s independent mobility (CIM) has worried academics, policymakers, educators and other professionals for decades. Research and policy often emphasise that promoting children’s physically active and independent transport modes as cycling is important to achieve better public health, solve environmental challenges and increase related economic benefits. Yet, cycling promotion is not a neutral process and all promotion efforts are derived from latent notions of ‘cyclists’ and ‘cycling’. This paper discusses different rationalities of childhood cycling promotion and the representations of ‘children’ as independent ‘cyclists’ they entail. We argue that in order to efficiently…

cyclingGeography Planning and Developmentrationalitytoimintatutkimusitsenäisyys (yksilöt)Transportationlapset (ikäryhmät)Management Science and Operations Researchlapsuusgovernmentalityliikennepolitiikkaterveyden edistäminenUrban Studiesaction researchchildren’s independent mobilityAutomotive EngineeringpyöräilyCivil and Structural EngineeringGeneral Environmental Sciencechildhood
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Towards sustainable mobility : Transformative scenarios for 2034

2022

Highlights • Increasing the share of walking and cycling is one of the building blocks of sustainable mobility transformation. • We organised an online Delphi survey for 30 walking and cycling experts during the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic. • Disaggregative Delphi analysis is elaborated based on the systemic restructuring of qualitative data. • Transport experts’ views of the future are described in the form of five walking and cycling scenarios up to 2034. • The results can be used for strategic transport planning and policy, and for identifying instruments for walking and cycling promotion in urban areas. Increasing the share of walking and cycling is one of the building blocks of sus…

cyclingvaihtoehdotkyselytutkimuskestävä elämäntapaWalking and cyclingkestävyysmurroksetDelfoi-menetelmätulevaisuudentutkimus/dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/sustainable_cities_and_communitieswalkinghenkilöliikenneDelphi-methodalternative futurespyöräilykestävä kehityssustainable mobilityscenarioskaupunkisuunnitteluDisaggregative Delphidisaggregative DelphiskenaariotSDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communitiesjalankulkukävelyliikennesuunnitteludelfoimenetelmäwalking and cyclingliikkuminentulevaisuuskvalitatiivinen tutkimus
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Modelling daily mobility according to actors strategies

2015

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daily mobility[SHS.GEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Geography[SHS.GEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/GeographyComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS[ SHS.GEO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Geography
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Public Choices and Decision-making Processes: A Case Study on Sustainable Mobility

2017

The definition of a decision process, which implies the capacity to implement and realize an action involving all the actors interested, is crucial not only for taking adequate political decisions but even mainly for getting a democratic control of the decisions themselves. From a strategic planning point of view, decision process on public issues should be essentially considered as a process of participation, which involves political decision-makers as well as all the administrative organizations which have to realize the decisions taken and citizens and more generally all the stakeholders who will be impacted in a positive or negative way by such decisions. If this is the case, important …

decision making process sustainable mobility participative approaches public choices decision support system
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Evaluating the impact of external job mobility on three health outcomes: a longitudinal study of the IDEWE cohort of Belgian workers

2022

There is large debate in the literature about the relationship between job mobility and health. This thesis contributes to this topic by estimating the impact of work mobility on either cardiovascular, musculoskeletal or neuropsychological diseases in a longitudinal study on a sample of Belgian workers followed-up for seven-years. The occurrence of such diseases was assessed through medication use as proxy. In the first part of this thesis, the focus was on CVD and MSD diseases. To this aim, a logistic regression model for autocorrelated data with repeated measures was applied (while controlling for the time-variant and time-invariant confounders). This longitudinal model was adequate to ta…

depressive disordercardiovascular diseasework-related risklongitudinal studyneuropsychological diseasejob mobilityepidemiologychronic diseasemusculoskeletal diseasemental healthneuropsychological treatmentSettore MED/01 - Statistica Medica
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Information Dynamics of Electric Field Intensity before and during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

2022

This work investigates the temporal statistical structure of time series of electric field (EF) intensity recorded with the aim of exploring the dynamical patterns associated with periods with different human activity in urban areas. The analyzed time series were obtained from a sensor of the EMF RATEL monitoring system installed in the campus area of the University of Novi Sad, Serbia. The sensor performs wideband cumulative EF intensity monitoring of all active commercial EF sources, thus including those linked to human utilization of wireless communication systems. Monitoring was performed continuously during the years 2019 and 2020, allowing us to investigate the effects on the patterns…

dynamical systems; electric field intensity; nonlinear dynamics; predictability; complexity; human mobilitySettore ING-INF/06 - Bioingegneria Elettronica E InformaticaGeneral Physics and Astronomycomplexity dynamical systems electric field intensity human mobility nonlinear dynamics predictabilityEntropy (Basel, Switzerland)
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Los beneficios del mar: negocios e inversiones económicas de la oficialidad naval en el siglo XVIII

2019

Throughout the eighteenth century, the Spanish navy was extensively reformed and enhanced as a consequence of the new model of Monarchy that the Bourbons introduced. Among the measures adopted, it is remarkable the erection of the naval officers corps according to the needs and obligations that maritime war had in this century. This group becomes the paradigm of the new professionalization and new training approach, and its members had great relevance due to its great mobility around the empire and the power of the naval institution. This means that a part of the naval officers were placed in privileged positions and at the intersection of diverse political, social and economic networks. Th…

economic benefitsredes económicasnaval officersUNESCO::HISTORIAespecially their participation in the Cadiz trade. It can be concluded that the naval officers of the eighteenth century constituted a quite active economic group that looked for complementary forms of benefit beyond their salary as servants of the King and became essential nodes of the Atlantic economic framework of Spain. beneficios económicosand its members had great relevance due to its great mobility around the empire and the power of the naval institution. This means that a part of the naval officers were placed in privileged positions and at the intersection of diverse politicalinversioneseconomic networksPablo Throughout the eighteenth century18th century 117 138investmentsRevista de historia moderna 529735 2019 45 7107714 Los beneficios del mar: negocios e inversiones económicas de la oficialidad naval en el siglo XVIII Ortega del Cerro [0210-9093 553 Estudis]the Spanish navy was extensively reformed and enhanced as a consequence of the new model of Monarchy that the Bourbons introduced. Among the measures adopted0210-9093 553 Estudis: Revista de historia moderna 529735 2019 45 7107714 Los beneficios del mar: negocios e inversiones económicas de la oficialidad naval en el siglo XVIII Ortega del Cerrosocial and economic networks. This work aims to research this fact through the business and economic investments that these individuals undertook throughout the eighteenth centuryoficiales navales:HISTORIA [UNESCO]it is remarkable the erection of the naval officers corps according to the needs and obligations that maritime war had in this century. This group becomes the paradigm of the new professionalization and new training approachsiglo XVIII
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